Sentence examples for but a concept from inspiring English sources
She was Mary Blair (1911-1978), not an animator but a concept artist.
But a concept called "restorative justice" considers harm done and strives for agreement from all concerned — the victims, the offender and the community — on making amends.
Marcus's older sister, Marian, is Leo's first encounter with beauty – as if he has met not a person but a concept.
For in begetting the term "the internet of things", the British technologist created not only a product, but a concept that is changing the way we live.
To be a writer in this market requires not only money, but a concept of "work" that is most easily gained from privilege.
Seven months ago, Huckapoo was but a concept in the mind of Brian Lukow, a producer who in the late 1990's helped create Dream Street, a boy band that was destined to be the next 'N Sync.
But even a concept that is largely empty is worthy of censorship.
But, once a concept begins impeding our progress toward self-mastery, it must be criticized and transcended, left behind.
Knowledge translation (KT) is becoming common vocabulary, but as a concept it is not clearly defined.
This will be very difficult, but as a concept I think it's cool.
